'enter the website' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to going to a website by typing its address or URL into your web browser. For example, "In order to access the online store, you will need to enter the website address into your web browser."
Once we enter the Web, we become like medieval peasants entering their village commons; almost everything is shared.
It probably will not "teach" but will be an entry-point for students to a world of information far larger than the school can ever bring into the classroom, motivating students by individualising learning.There are now secondary schools in Minnesota where students use computers to enter the web as a resource library for work on their projects.
Before posting your comment, to insert a link, highlight the text in your comment that you wish to turn into a link, then click on the 'Link" button and you will be prompted to enter the web address after "http://www".
I don't allow myself to enter the Web's vortex until every last grain of sand has drained into the base of the hourglass.
You enter the web address of your Facebook page and that's about it.
But it has a level of success that eludes all but a wee sliver of the programmer-entrepreneurs who enter the Web lottery.
Microsoft Office 365 is a noble effort by Microsoft to enter the web-office market, but with nonexistent APIs to allow content import or editing, it's yet another walled garden of information that gets created in its environment.
The reviewer will then be able to securely enter the web-based tool, review the information supplied by the surveyor, and provide a determination as to the presence of an AE.
Press log in to enter the web-based configuration utility.
Or you could have entered the Web and read only happy thoughts.
The site needs to link to the policy "located on the homepage or first significant page after entering the Web site".
